I had a laperoscopy recently. My last surgery was done at the old location. The new building is so…read morebeautiful and clean. It totally impressed me. There was hardly any waiting, but I may have been the first procedure of the day, so that probably helped. I want to give an extra big thank you to BETH. She cared for me in post-op. I'm extremely greatful for her kindness and compassion. She is an angel. The downside... I really wish some of the other staff could have been a little more welcoming. I don't have high expectations, but as someone entering the building about to have a surgery, I was quite nervous (especially during COVID when I can't have a family member with me). It does matter to people who are scared, how you talk to them. If any staff members read my review, please consider what I said (including front desk staff). Regardless of how anyone may have been, the whole experience itself was done well and quickly.

Had my cataract surgeries here and it was painless, efficient, and fast! Staff was exceptional -…read moreevery one! New building is beautiful and clean and pleasant!

This office is truly amazing! I've only had 2 appointments and I want to say both the doctor and PA…read moreare VERY through. They really took all the time to go through everything, explain what's going on with my care and both were very emphatic and validating. I haven't seen a doctor who really cares about the whole patient instead of just treating the patient. They are both very intelligent and just amazing practitioners. I really like the whole office staff as well everyone is so kind and caring as well. I currently live in Chicago and want to say that the 1.5 hour drive is definitely worth it!

Great experience all around from the front staff, assistants and the PA. I highly recommend!read more

Thank you, Nurse Mary, for giving me a pill to control my dizziness as soon as you recognized my…read moredizziness. Thank you, Doctor Hubbard, for explaining the virus that caused my dizziness and vomiting. Also, I appreciate the fact that you drew a diagram to show me how the virus has affected my ear and dizziness made it easier to understand the dizziness and vomiting. The prescription cured my dizziness and vomiting. Thank you both again.

This place is the worst, should be shut down. Ripping off the public by taking money only to tell…read moreyou to go see a specialist. What is the point of urgent care if they cant treat you. At the very least why don't you tell people that the 3 minute visit with the Dr. is free. Ripoff

I was just there Monday 8/31/26 to see Dr. Patel, and once again, he was absolutely wonderful. He…read moreis the only doctor I want to see! He is so caring and takes the time to listen, explain everything thoroughly, and make sure I truly understand what is going on. After being sick for five weeks and visiting PE, I got finally got Dr. Patel who took the time to figure things out and get me on the right treatment to finally get me feeling better. I am so grateful for his patience, compassion, and dedication to his patients. I highly recommend Physicians Express and especially Dr. Patel. You can tell he genuinely cares about the people he treats, and that makes all the difference!

It's the last day of my trip.... I really didn't want to do anything healthcare on vacation, and…read moreyet here I ended up needing help ... urgent care. Referred by family members who work in healthcare, and after some insurance hurdles (our coverage is goofy!) , I was seen rather quickly, from triage to treatment room, I didn't have to wait long! When the physician assistant came in and assessed me, she felt confident I was going through an asthma flare up (I got a letter for the airline we're traveling with!) . I got a nebulizer treatment, which felt like a spa ;-) feeling so so much better!

If I could, I would give this provider a negative -10 rating. I have seen Dr. Saidha approximately…read morefive times. My initial visits were for sinus testing; however, during follow-up appointments, my test results were never reviewed or explained. At my most recent visit, Dr. Saidha did not appear to recognize me or be familiar with my medical history. She had only a single sheet of paper and seemed confused about my prior visits. When I requested to go over of my last three test results, she reacted as if the request was unreasonable. She also acted like it had been a year since my last visit, when in fact I had seen her less than 2 week earlier. Additionally, she was rude and became defensive when I asked questions about the next steps in my care. This lack of familiarity with my case and unwillingness to communicate clearly made me very uncomfortable. It is difficult to trust a physician with surgical care or any type of care when they do not seem aware of the patient in front of them. Additionally, she often seemed rushed during appointments and appeared to make assumptions about the next steps rather than thoroughly explaining the treatment plan.

I had a great experience with Dr. Saidha, and she truly took care of me. After seeing another…read moredoctor, I knew in my gut that I needed a second opinion, and I'm very glad I found Dr. Saidha. She was thorough, reassuring, and addressed the issue directly. I'm grateful for her care.

I have the best doctor in the world. He is so kind and caring. I am glad I was sent to him I…read morewould. Not change him for anything. The staff here are so nice and professional. If I need an appointment to they will get me in right away. The doctor cares about me and also has prayed with me who does that? If I don't need medication he will give an option and alternatives to choose from. If my current physician is not in and I need to see a doctor they will also see me with the back up doctor. It has been times that I been emotionally a reck my doctor will comfort me and will make sure I will be ok. His main concern with me is my weight problem but is is so hard for me to go an a diet when I see all this delicious foods in yelp?!. My doctor is one of a kind caring? Devoted to his profession and to his patients. I am glad am part of his clinic and am glad he is my doctor

What a wonderful experience. I did my check-in through my chart so it was a very quick check-in and…read morewas taken back within a couple of minutes. I came to the endocrinologist about hashimoto's disease. My nurse practitioner (Marija Bulatovic) was fabulous! So kind, informative, spoke to me like a person and took the time to make sure all my doctors were in sync with my treatment. Nothing over looked.

We have loved Next Gen! They have gotten our kids in when needed and provided great care. Thanks!read more

I have never seen Dr. Schening except when she helped to diagnose a skin issue on my toddler. I do…read morelike Melissa. However, other practitioners at this office have caused me to look elsewhere for my children's care. I actually should have transfer care a long time ago. In short, they often take a "wait and see" approach instead of investigating what issues are presented. This has caused a lot of stress and has caused me to often look elsewhere to get the care my son needed. The first red flag should have been when my now 2 year old was about 6 weeks old. He had a lot of issues (later diagnosed as GERD, which I learned is extremely common in preemies) and exhibited horrible screaming, crying, vomiting, etc. I talked with one of the nurse practitioners about how little sleep I was getting and what a struggle it was. She told me to let him cry and close the door on him so I could get some sleep. !!!! I am definitely not a proponent of cry-it-out, and the whole suggestion seemed so wrong to me. I could not (and would not) entertain that suggestion - leaving my preemie infant to cry alone. And that didn't address the issues. The office often suggests holistic remedies first, which I do think is great. However, that wasn't working for him, and I ended up having to find other providers to help us. We ended up with a slew of tests and studies. He ended up having laryngomalacia, a lip tie, a posterior tongue tie (which the NP advised me NOT to have revised... I went against the advice at the recommendation of two IBCLCs, and only in doing so was he able to finally breast feed!), and the aforementioned severe GERD. He has continued to have issues, most notably related to sleep. In his entire life, he had never slept through the night once. He would hit, kick, thrash, and scream through the night. The practitioner basically told me that the sleep issues were normal and that I should cut out daytime naps because it's taking so long (1+ hours) for him to fall asleep. He only sleeps 8 or so broken hours at night and has dark circles under his eyes!!! I am floored that advice would be offered, as kids his age need 12-14 hours of sleep. The NP also mentioned that a sleep study could be done. I left feeling defeated and (again!) as if no one was listening to me or willing to help me with my concerns. That night ended up being exceptionally horrible in terms of sleep: I believe my son had a sleepwalking episode. That morning, I called the office to see who they could refer me to for a sleep study. When they returned my call, I was told that no one would do a sleep study on a child under the age of 4. First of all, that contradicts what I was told the previous day at our appointment. Second of all, I called a sleep center myself, and they told me that they absolutely do sleep studies on children under 4. Those experiences, compounded with one of my final experiences, caused me to leave the practice for good. I brought my newest baby in for a well visit, and I explained to the practitioner that meal times and bedtime are both extremely stressful. I started crying, because I was so overwhelmed with both things. Instead of offering help or asking me to explain, the practitioner told me I needed to reach out to my midwife. The NP suggested that I had PPD, which was absolutely not the case at all. I was asking a medical provider for help, and (once again) I was being pushed aside. I like the IDEA of Next Gen Pediatrics: parent choice, a mix of holistic and western medicine. In practice, though, there was very little help and support for both my children and myself, and I went elsewhere for better care.

My elderly mom (age 85 with early Alzheimer's) rolled her ankle a few weeks ago. I took her to the…read moreemergency care and she was given a boot to wear. Well, it pumps up with air and then you release the air with a button to take it off. It was too confusing for her to use it so she just stopped! I took her in for a follow up appointment and told Dr. Peterson that this boot was too difficult for her to use. He said he would give her an ankle brace so she could still wear her shoe. Dr Peterson did a thorough exam and we felt like he listened to our concerns. We then we're handed off to an assistant who fitted an ankle brace on mom. It had shoelace ties that you didn't have to tie (thank goodness) and multiple Velcro straps that wrap around under your arch snd back to the ankle area. Ok, we'll give this one a try. By the next day it was clear that this ankle brace was too difficult for mom to put on herself as well. I ended up going to a medical supply pharmacy and buying one off the shelf that is a little easier for mom to manage. At least she will wear the over the counter model, which is better than not wearing one at all. We have a follow up appointment in a couple of weeks so hopefully the ligaments around her ankle have had time to heal. Overall we had a good experience at Suburban Orthopedics.

Normally I am pleased with the care I receive and the courteous service. However I was disappointed…read morewith the disrespect that I was given today by the doctor AND his staff. The practice has a 15 minute grace period yet I still called to tell them I was 5-10 minutes behind. They said that was fine. Then as I was already on my way, they called me to tell me to reschedule. I had broken my toe since my last appointment and my visit was probably going to take longer than expected. Would I have been thrown out if I had taken the extra time? It's hard to imagine that quality care can be given if they are counting the minutes that way. I understand the need to be on time. However as a long time patient, I would think that some grace can be given. Also, why have a policy at all if the practice doesn't abide by it ?! Extremely angry and annoyed.